EAIC calls for action against DOE officers who tried to release e-waste containers


Electric and electronics components were among thousand of e-waste collected at Techom Metal in Bukit Minyak. (May 5,2024) —ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

PUTRAJAYA: An environment watchdog has called for disciplinary action against Environment Department officers who tried to release e-waste containers in Port Klang.

The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) said it had concluded the misconduct allegations involving DOE officers since receiving wind of it in May 2024.

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